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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-31
CITY Property.

aus residence, tive lots. SIX rooms. house, eel
fnr water veil. fruit etc. One Of the best
Elaaos On EiEhth sirert sluth. Price s35oo.
rsoaus lots % Ash street south front, lots 'sH
eo3 fsei. Price $50.
AFsuia Cor au l0ts 90 Wilson's addition. the
anost portion Of theciil Lots frums l0o upward.
Tarss lots on stute street. Priee, SIS each.
ouelss % STATE street Price, sS75.
I've loia % STATE street, east and south front,
e. corneF, fne locatiou. frice, So
rwo are acre tracis- Can b. plated into lots
tmUstiaiely sslahle, surrounded y desirable
Esupsrir. frice 3 80 each. uue-hali cash, bal
anaa ooe ana I've YEAR az per cent. Interest
a ans pruPsriy on Ninth stree., tuo-story
houss, see iTees and fruit siNtreu lots In
Wrouaa. VeTy reasonable terms. Call aud see.
See piace on Prescott avenue Lot lGnE2s7
isst- ICED houss and hsT1 plenty % ipl i,,
Czsa, balancs lens time THIS a speculation for
sone o1e.
l8uc1es q smooth upland In walnut town
seip. Puos, tls per acre. Terms 10 suit par
Lao Ftnh street. Close In. Price st5s cash.
go houss Of siz rooms. two lcis. sleoo
a Foo3 10 an Iron avenue vest, $50.
A'gOOl lOi Sa Walnut street, soHl's feet Price
Houss 81 ssvsu rooms, cellar and closets, coal
h1ule utahle, ueIl 6us urea east front. iot lsoE
80 fssL Prize, tss2s. Reasonable terms.
a ale lot froutins Ws.leyan University cam
Faa. $50
rgolo.s On University avenue, corner iuaEis5
80, south ana - frout, high ground-vefy de-
ssnstls. Prtcs slaoo.
Pear lots 90 Ihird street. Corner east and
a0uzh fro1t. Nery cheap rerina reasonable
Ccue and 80.
Elrs rssi3suce. Two sisFy house, seven rooms
eeIlnrs unief who's huuae, cisieru, veil Eooc
harn. lea lO1iss eat and south fruui. sto,o
oua-hali uaah.
Nog7
Elm street, atcry frame house With 10 rooms
rrnts luT go ser month. Lot eoElfo. Price tiau,
EIucg dcWu halauoe On tine.
Na9
Hesth sirssl A eus story brick houss. slrC
riGry fraus kouse % hack pari OF lot iacilg %
Ntnrh Gireei. Lea isE2lo fenced eua lui % sha1i
end tran tree q rcut cislerl- Price stissis ~
rnah halsnce % uue - EuH tuyer.
IfYsu wEut lelo ucrss of land o. one acre, q y0l
weui via and o. citF prursrty give ua call
War1F tsEea fcT uon-relieents, We invest mouel
81 eulterh partiea We have the teat st o
ahllraci hooss IN saline county. We ahoH ycI
lEn1 ed charFe yua nethlng Ger i uhcther yol
huF - 80 - nut all % call On Fitzpatrick
laClrF nurfzHca Elock Saiiua, Kansas w
Euar Fcu o. any bank On Salina-
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important Matters Considered BY the
Board Of Trade.

Some very important matters came
up before the meeting Of the Board
Of Trade Monday evening. The first
matter presented was the proposed
Episcopal school for boys. DR.. f. F.
Thomas, assistant bishop Of Kansas,
was present and spoke In the interest
Of the school. The Doctor, as Is well
known, was the founder Of the sur
prisingly successful Episcopal school
st Fairbauit, MINI. And 10 his Ia
bOrs can be ascribed much Of the
glory OF its importance and greatness.
Through his personal work and in
fluence some $500, 600 has been raised
for its building fund. The Doctor
pledged the audience that II would
he his aim, IS sOOn ae he was located
in Kansas, to make the Salina school
(lf In his power the equal Of that Of
FAirbault. He was greatly pleased
with what had already been done by
our enterprising citizens, but stated
that the campus Of twenty acres already
reserved Was not sufficient ground for
the demands Ofsuch a school. He had
visited the grounds personally and
had his eye on thirty acres adjoining,
which included q very handsome
grove, and this he asked should be
added TO the campus, provided eiti-
zens should sgree that they could AZ.
ford to 60 10 this additional expense.
The remaTkes Of the Doctor were
we'll received. A committee was
Immediately appointed to consult the
present owners Of the land with refer
ence to its purehse. The owners
agreed 10 sell It at the rate Of $500 per
aere-donating themselves $1,000 OF
the amount required. Subscriptions
were Immediately taken for the bal
anee OF the amount, and about one
half Of the same was raised.
Dr. Thomas expects 70 make his
home In some city IN Kansas where
he can with the greatest facility at
tend to the church work assigned to
him as assistant bishop. While moi
promising his audience that Salins
would surely be his home the drift Of
his remarks indicated that such wa
his desire. A committee was also ap
pointed to raise funds sufficient &c
build an Episcopal residence and
tender the same 10 the Doctor.
Following this discussion, Mr.. Den.
lsOn, Of Maine, an experienced papel
man, was called out He had eoms
upon the Recommendation and sOlieits
ton Of DR.. Stowe to talk With.0ur peO
pleaboutthe feasibility Of starting 1
paper milIin saiina He was not pre-
pared 10 make any proposition, IS be
was not yet sufficiently aequAintet
with the resources at hand to maxi
such an institution q success. He stat
Cd that be would enquire thoroughly
into the matter. and then report ct I
later meeting. He argued that one YER
Necessary item in the present make
up Of good paper In The east va
deficient in Kansas, and that va
wood. However, Kansas has plsnt
of wheat straw, and be Was well "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-31

The Marquette Monitor published
by J. w. Richardson, is before US. It
is a credit geographically and editO-
rally TO the publisher. and must do n
power Of good for our thriving and
promising neighbor. The following
items are taken from the Monitor:
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton entertained a
number OF friends at their residence
last Monday evening.
We are informed that the Salina
Mill Rnd Elevator Go. will soon put In
\ -four and exchange store in this city.
E. o. SOlberg, OF Mcpherson, has
bought an interest In the store Of \.
NJ. Ferlen, and will at once move to
Marquette and become an addition 10
the enterprising business circle OF
this city.
J. Duncan, one Of BrOOkville's lead
ing merchants, aud NJ. NJ Patten,
president of the bank Of the same
city, with an eve TO business came over
to the queen city last week aud pur-
chased Merchants Hotel. They will
az once enlarge the building aud
LlhhE u nIsA-EAN-o III NNcAl particular %
The gentlemen inform Us that they
design investing more extensively In
Marquette real estate, having great
faith in the future possibilities OF the
booming city.
Monday, q. n. Norton sold eight
lots on north Washington street to
some Salina capitalists for a hand
some price. Foreign capital is surely
seeking investment in Marquette
real estate. Those who want 10 own
valuable dirt in the future railroad
center had better buy now.
We are Informed that two thOus-
aud dollar NJ. +. church will be built
this summer that fifteen hundred
dollars have been subscribed towards
erection. It will be built ON the
corner Of Jackson and Third streets.
w. w. Russell informs the Monitor
that n committee Of Mcpherson gen.
tlenen consisting Of Senator Kelly,
/ ). L. Whitzel, Chas. Waller, and jeff
Tourney, will 90 10 St. Louis this
week 10 consult the Mo. Pacific
authorities relative TO the extension
Of The Fort Scott 4 Wichita through
The county ria Marquette 10 Ellis
worth. A cOmmiIte from the latter
city will join the committee In st
| Louis
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o.. nom, q ths EpI.o OpsI charoh

A large congregation assembled at
Christ's Episcopal church to hear Rev.
Thomas, ID. d. of MinnesOta-assistant
Bishop elect for Kansas-preaeh his
first sermon In this diocese. AfteF the
beautiful service Of the church. made
the more impressive by the music
rendered by the male quartette,
Messrs. Wildmsn, SesveF. Gibbs aud
Shute, which was very fine, Dr..
Thomas preached q very able and in
teresting sermon from Matthew, .
chapter, part OF IS verse, "Inasmueh
as We have not done It unto the least
Of these ye have not done it unto
me.n From the very able manner in
which DR.. Thomas handled his text
Il showed him 10 be q speaker Of great
ability, q man fully qualified 70 hold
the great and sacred ONCE 20 which
he IL elected 10 ill, and one the
church may justly feel proud Of In
the evening the Doctor told the
story Of the Military and Theological
school at Fairbault, Of the trials and
adversely the founders Of the institu-
ton met with, but BY faith and
perseverance, they conquered all, and
to-day it stands as one OF the best In
situations % learning In the country
With an: endowment Of two hundred
and forty thousand dollars.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-31

DR.. S. B. Houts, NJ. d. st. Louis
says IL have examined a sample
bottle OF Phosphate Lemon Rye, and
can testify to its sustaining qualities.
In proper proportions, added to
water, Il will make very pleasant,
refreshing summer drink, having a
tendency to repress excessive perspir-
alton. The preparation has the same
quantity Of phOsphOric acid, per dose,
contained in HOrsfOrd's Acid PhOs-
phate, and can be used for the same
purposes.
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The AssariA Argus says:

Some OF themOst enteTprising farm
ers Of Saline county have associated
together with the Intention Of start
ing dairy IN Salina. Among those
most interested are l.. Mapes, r. F.
Robinson aud Ed. johnson, Of Lib
erty township.
DIED-Blenda ZenObia, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. +.
Swanson. at Assarla, Kans., March
2jth, 1857, aged one year ana six
months. The funeral services were
held at the Lutheran church IN this
city, March 2lst, 1857, at two
O'Clock, r. n.
A fire broke out Monday evening.
in the upper story OF Don MePhailis
residence, but with the aid of several
well filed water buckets, il was ex-
tinguished before any material dam
age was sustained
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REAL ESTATE.

10 you want q farm. q stock ranch,
OF % you want Co invest In SElina
property, do not fail 90 call on us.
Remsmber Salina h. the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 900 in
habitants. Freight Is ~ cheap from
81. LOuis % Salina ~ u II from Kan
IS City 10 other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tisl list Of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
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am prepared to furnish part
with all kinds Offruit and ornamental
shade trees. No. twO-year old apple
SO per lOO-Crab, Cherry, Plumb
Pear, and Apricot, s. per doz
Blackberries, Raspberries, Goose
berries, % cts. per doz. Also about
5000 Maple and Elm trees from three
to five years old suitable for street
planting. Trees will be delivered in
Salina free Of charge. Nursery 10
Gated at Trenton station. Address
J. A. BANKER, Nasty p. o., Ks.
fsr-
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Without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan is payable at
any time when interest is due
This is an option that, no other
company in Saline County can
give. We ask you to give this
your careful consideration, and
call at our Office in Post Office
Block, Salina, Kansas, for further
information.
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THURSDAY, March 3l.lSs7.
ORDINANCE No. $40.
Az oRnISANCE providing for the eonstruc-
ton oi q sidewalk In the city 81 Salima,
Kansas
r. % ordained hy the Mayor and Councilmen
orthe City OF salina. Kansas.

ton OF "a sidewalk iu the city OF -1llmus
Kansas.
n. q ordained hy the Mayor and Councilmen
Of the City OF salina. Kansas.
sEc. I. That the owner or owners OF any
real estate abutting ou the north side Of Wal
nut street frum Tenth .lufhi 20 Baker street.
are hereby required to build or cause Co BE-
bullt on or before the first day of May. Isl, a
Sidewalk in front 90 such real estate In said
street in "a manner a. specified in section 3
81 this ordinance and 90 the satisfaction Of the
committee on sidewalks of said city.
ST.. . That the owner or owners Of any
real estate ubutting ON the east side of
Elveufh az street. frpm Walnut street ca
Iron avenue. arr hereby required Ia build ur
MAY. isss. sidewalk iu front Of such rial
estate ON said street in manner as specified
in section three tF 81 this ordinance and 90
the satisfaction ct the committee ON side
SFc d That the sidewalk herein provided
for SHALL b. al even grade throughout % D.
determined by the city engineer and shall D.
huilt six feet wide. uf black concrete pave
meuf. or 81 "a goud quality uf guod. pine
pianks two inches thick and spiked With
tweniy-penny nails, and ~uppnrted hy three
ex8 inch siringers well Tapped and spiked with
twenty penny nails. tine stringcr- shall D. laid
upuu fiat stones placed al Intervals % not
more than four feet.
Sc. T. The committee ON sidewalks shall
as soun a. practicable after the said first day
81 Nav. i-,9 .ruse sidewalks o. D. cumst rlctefl
between the limits defined in sections ! and =
OBJ NlINa MNullAaAllif NliN lA NH manner
in section Of this ordinance In front Of all
bots and premises Whose owners shall not
have complied with the foregoing require
meuts and shall repurt this proceeding TO-
sether with the length Of the side Of each Dot
ON which such Sidewalk o. constructed and
the actual expense 81 the same for each of
said lois To lhe may OF anu cpuhriiinsu' am
which report shall D. filed and preserved by
the city clerk.
SIC. = The expense Of building such side
walk by said committee shall b. ASSESSED
ala MI
collected a. other taxes nu such real estate.
SIC. o. Thi. ordinance shall take effect and
D. in force from and after Is publication On
the Saline County IurENAL
Approved March 18th. ~.
Attest: &. :. CoNRAD. city Clerk. pro tenn.
WILLIS BRIsruf- Mayor.
I hereby certify the above and FORE
going 10 D. true and correct copy % an urtll-
nance passed by the cuuncilmen % the chs 81
saiiua, Kansas. ON the 18th day % Marrh, \
| d. TsT f-EAL-I q. =. CoNEAD,
CITY CLERK. pro tenn.
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The following items taken from the
Gypsum City Echo:
Mr.. and Nm. @. broom and b. B.
Gates and niece, Of ROxburY, took the
evening train Monday for Salina,
where they will attend the 36th birth
day anniversary Of Charles Linn, q
prominent real estate dealer in that
place.
Major Merrill informs US that he Il
on hand AZ Gypsum City to buy grain.
This our farmers win be glad 20 hear,
as the Major Is well and favorably
known a. one Of the fairest buyers
ever connected with the business In
this county. His place Of weighing
and headquarters are az Eagles q
Fanska's Hardware store, and the
bins are just east Of the Town hall
building.
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II you want to buy a first-elass
piano or organ go to Geo. Dannenfeld
ll3 south 5th, 81. He will sell you a
good instrument, guarantee 1t for 3
years and save you from Is to % per
cent OF from . to 80 dollars on any
style you want. He can afford TO do
this much better than strangers who
come here. Leave your money at home
and thus reap double benefit from it.
Geo. Dannenfeld is the Agt. for
Knabe, Stech, Peek aud Sons,
WheelOck and other manufacturers.
Call and see sample and catalogues
and get prices. 1T
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Dr. Groger returned from The South
last Friday. Re enjoyed his trip b
Cuba very much. and was delighted
with the country. The round trip
ticket from Tampa, Florida, (from
which place he started 10 Havana
was $50. The Doctor speaks lovingly
Of that dolce 6ar-Hieate land, and lie
tropical wonders. MF. and Ms.
Kear were also Of the excursion
party. The doctor has referred us to
Mr.. Kear as to his conduct on the
trip. We have not yet Interviewed
the.latter gentleman, but expect to do
30 soon.
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Street Railway Companies.
BE Il ordained by the Mayor and council
men OF the city Of Salina.
SEC. ]. That ON and amer the LIST day OF
July 4. ID. Isl. % shall be unlawful for any
person or persons or corporation tu use, run
or operate any Street Railway within the
city of Saiinu for the transportation Of mer-
chandize uT passengers for pay, without hav-
ing nrsi obtained Acence therefor from the
city council.
SEC > That thc amount 10 b. paid for a
license under this ordinance shall he ut the
rate OF seVenty-five dollars per auuum.
SO. 3. The city clerk shall keep record
uf all licenses ISSUED under this ordinance.
aud shall nuUlher them in the onler Ia which
they are issued.
SIC. T. Every person who shall act as
driver for any Street Railway company
which Is not licensed a. aforesaid. or shall
use or operate. or assist in using or operating
any street Railway in violation OF this urtli-
nance shall De- deemed gully OF q misslemeun-
or and upon conviction thereof shall b. pun
i-hed by fine of not less than i've dollars,
nor more than one hundred dollars for every
such offence.
SIC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be- In force from and after It's publication
in the Saline County IoUENAL.
Approved March -. lss7.
Attest: e.. =. CoSHAD. CITY Clerk. pro tenn.
WILLIS BRISTOL Mayor.
I hereby certify that the above and fore
going L. a true and correct copy Of an or,li-
nance passed by the Mayor and councilmen
uf the city Of Saiiua- Kansas. March ~, lsss.
SEAL e.. :. Conrad. city Clerk.
Pro TEN.
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The w. r. G. will give a social at
the residence Of S. T. Criss, No. 623.
Iron avenue. on Friday evening,
April lst. Supper, Is cents. All are
cordially invited to come aud have a
good time. CORA SHERMAN,
Ganrefarv
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance OF
Money. and can promptly I'LL all
good loans. We give the privi-
lege Of paying of loans in sums Of
SIoe.Oo. or multipIes Of that sum,
az any interest paying time.
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MR.. BANKS ACCEPTS.
To G. s. RadclifT, w. w. Bartlett,
J. w. Wells, Joseph Moore, A. J.
Holmquist and others:
Gentlemen In response to yours
requesting the use Of my name as 4
candidate for Mayor, 1 have to say
that / appreciate most highly the
kindly spirit in which your request is
couehe,I, and under the ciTeumstan-
ces / am not disposed To reject the
wish Of my respected fellow towns
men in the premises. / feel hOnOred
by the confidence you express, and
should I be elected my purpose will
he with the aid Of the Council and
other city officials to shape an admin
istration that will prove an honor
to ourselves and a credit to the city.
AS you say, the coming two years
are fraught with questions Of great
Importance to the city, and, as my
home and my interests are Ia Salina,
1t would be remiss In me did fail to
labor for the city's greatest welfare
50 private citizen OF a. public official.
Respectfully Yours.
&. w. BANKS.
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The spring term will open at 9A.M.
Monday April 4. IN the German
Methodist church. Improved facili-
ties for Kindergarten work. Terms
reasonable.
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observation-disclosures
residence Of l.. ID. Hill, March 2id,
1887, Mr. William II. Gardner TO
Mary f.. Hill, Rev. w. X. Leigh,
officiating.
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At the residence Of NJ. ID. Sampson,
5alina, Kansas, March a, 1857, at 9
o'clock p. NJ, Of consumption. Mrs.
Mary n. Holeomb, aged IS year, and
DAYS.
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Announcement

hereby announce that I will Be
candidate for constable at the
coming city election.
&. T. HILTON.
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Mr.. E. f. Peek, representing the
Western Electric Co., Chicago, has
been consulting with our city council
and some Of our business men about
establishing an electric plant in Sail
na. He has about cOnelud ed to start
in. He asks for the privilege mot ex
clusive)of using the streets for p years,
and agrees 10 have his plant in run
ming order by June Let. He will fur
nish the incsndescent light at the
rate OF Sl.00 per month for each
light. The arc lights for streets and
and business houses will be put in at
a rate of from $1,000 per month TO
$s.S5. Salina is now pretty sure tc
have Electric light.
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WANTED-A girl 10 do general
house work in a family Of two.
Apply to No. 2ls North Seventh.
Good wages paid.
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The first number of the BrOokville
Times Is upon our table. Il is q
neatly printed paper aud well edited.
We publish the following items tax.
en- from the Times.
James ScAver moved his house
hold effects to Saliva Wednesday
and followed with his family Thurs
day.
The shares in the BrOOkville
StOneware Company are being taken
rapidly. Parties holding subscrip-
ton papers report no trouble in OBJ
tanning subscribers.
The prospects are very flattering
for a creamery for BrOOkYille. j.
A. Wilson il In correspondence with a
gentleman In regard to locating here.
We understand that all he askes is a
guarantee Of the milk from 300 cows,
and we have no doubt but that
twice that number can be obtained
without much effort.
The western freight and passen.
ger traffic on the Union Pacific il
immense, two engines being required
TO pull nearly every train out OF
this station. From two to four extra
trains are sent out Of here every day.
Eastern people are coming To Kansas
at the rate Of several thousand q day
Judging by the amount OF business
done by the UuiOn Pacific and draw
ing our comparisons from IL.
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Call.

CAPT. c. w. BANKs-DEAR SIR
We whose names are here append.
ed, regardless Of politics, having In
view the best interests Of Salina, dC
most respectfully request the use OF
your name a. a candidate for Mayor
at the approaching election and we
pledge you our undivided and earnest
support in furtheranee thereof.
Our reason for this action is due Ia
our confidence in your experience
and ability for this important and
honorable place. The welfare Of this
coming two years ofthe city is fraught
with questions Of mOmentous impor-
lance, effeeting her growth and future
stability, and it is with a conviction
Of the Fitness OF things" that we
petition you.
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0IT PER CENT. MONEY.

Your attention is called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared to furnish money on five
year loans az